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Alona Serf and Yotam Rabino Marry in a Tel Aviv Noon Wedding

By לילך מרקוביץ'
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Alona Serf and Yotam Rabino Marry in a Tel Aviv Noon Wedding
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The story · English

Actress Alona Serf, 28, married her longtime partner Yotam Rabino, 25, in Tel Aviv on Friday, seven months after he proposed and three and a half years after they began dating. Serf posted wedding photos to Instagram and wrote, “I’m a bride,” adding, “Now I’m going to get married.”

She also shared a practical note for brides, saying they should do a hair-and-makeup trial so they can “take photos calmly” and also “go to the bathroom calmly on the wedding morning.” The couple met in high school, where Rabino was her classmate; he is identified as a musician, rapper, and fitness trainer.

Serf, the daughter of Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar, had said about a year ago that she hoped to marry Rabino. Five months later, in November, he proposed and gave her a ring. The wedding day she had been awaiting finally arrived on Friday, according to the report, which noted the celebration took place in the afternoon in Tel Aviv.

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